Rowallan Castle

Rowallan is an ancient castle located near the village of Kilmaurs, 20 kilometers from Glasgow. It was built on a small hill, under which there was once a lake fed by the Carmel Water River.

The southern wing of the castle was built in 1562, this information is captured on a tablet at the top of the wall. For a long time, the building was in the power of the Muirs, to this day in the interior of the building preserved portraits, as well as personal belongings of family members. There's also a family crypt.

Rowallan Castle is built in the classical medieval style. The facade of the building is decorated with two tall round twin towers. A massive wide staircase leads to the entrance to the palace. The castle has a triangular roof, as well as strict rectangular windows. In general, the structure has a strict, but at the same time harmonious appearance. Many photographers are attracted by its reflection in the water surface of the nearby river.